Peter Parker grows up and matures through slightly different circumstances than most people. Spiderman is an action-adventure film that is also a classic coming of age story. It turns out that Norman, the Green Goblin, was a father of one of Peter’s good friends and Peter decides he will keep the villain’s identity a secret. In the battle, Spiderman manages to impale the Green Goblin on the special flying suit and the Goblin is killed. The Green Goblin and Spiderman have an epic battle on the top of Queensboro Bridge where Peter must save Mary-Jane as well as a tram car full of children. Norman know becomes the Green Goblin, a villain who Spiderman must battle. The suit was taken by Norman, the President of Oscorp, who has ingested a performance-enhancing chemical which has made him go mad. Meanwhile, Oscorp, the genetics laboratory where Peter was bitten, has developed a special suit for the U.S. Horrified at the fact that he let the robber escape and feeling guilty for his uncle’s death, Peter decides to become Spiderman and dedicate his life to stopping crime. The robber escapes and carjacks Peter’s Uncle Ben. Later that night, the manager is robbed and Peter lets the robber go out of anger. The manager of the wrestling match cheats Peter out of his winnings. Peter decides to enter a wrestling tournament to win some money. He can scale walls and fly through the air with his webbing. Peter is excited by new found abilities and he begins to teach himself to do athletic things. While on the trip, Peter is bitten by a radioactive spider who gives him superpowers akin to a real spider. Peter and the rest of his class go a field trip to a genetic laboratory. Peter Parker, played by Tobey Maguire, is a shy, nerdy boy who lives with his aunt and uncle and spends his time crushing on the girl next door, Mary-Jane, played by Kristen Dunst. Spiderman tells the story of Peter Parker and how he came to be a superhero. It tells the story of popular comicbook hero Spiderman.
Spiderman is an action-adventure film that was released in 2002.
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